The Holocaust was the deliberate and government-sponsored persecution and murder of six million Jews by the Nazi regime and its collaborators.
In 1933, the Nazi party came to power in Germany claiming that the Aryan race was superior and all others should be eliminated.
The Nazi's brutally imprisoned and murdered Jews, Gypsies, anti-Nazi's, homosexuals, and the mentally handicapped.
Nazi's put millions of Jews in camps where they were subjected to hard labor, torture, starvation, and death in the gas chambers.
When Allied forces got close to the camps, Nazi soldiers forced Jews to march, often until death, to prevent their being freed.
Find out what led up to the Holocaust and how it could possibly happen again if we don't learn from our mistakes.